Maya Rudolph Expecting Baby #2

May 11, 2009 at 2:15pm PST
Tags: Away We Go, babies, Maya Rudolph, Paul Thomas Anderson, pregnancy, SNL
Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Former SNL star Maya Rudolph and her partner, crazy director Paul Thomas Anderson, are expecting their second child together.

Maya, 36, who next stars as a pregnant woman searching for a place to call home with her husband, played by John Krasinksi, in Away We Go, made the announcement to ET Canada on Monday. 

“I wasn’t planning on sharing it, but yes I am pregnant!”

Rudolph and Anderson are parents to a three-year-old daughter named Pearl.

This time, Maya says, it’s a totally different ballgame. 

“The first time you are like wide-eyed: ‘What are we doing?, Who’s coming?, How do we take care of them?’ But this time, I’m like: ‘I have to sit down, I’m pregnant.’ "

Congratulations on the new addition.

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